The Royal Australian Chemical Institute's magazine for and about the chemical science professions
The Royal Australian Chemical Institute's magazine for and about the chemical science professions
One hundred years ago, there were no plastics in our oceans; it is now unlikely that will ever be the case again. Solving the problem of plastics pollution will take more than innovative chemical technology.
The Chemical Weapons Convention has seen substantial progress in three decades, but important and ongoing work remains.
Publication of three papers by researchers at the University of Adelaide’s School of Agriculture, Food and Wine has completed the work of the late Max Tate into bacterial antibiotics and control of plant pathogens.
Science is, for most of us I hope, as much a passion as a career. Once every few years, there comes for me a moment when all of the data, all of...
The most important value in building successful research partnerships between a researcher and a business executive is trust. Therefore, having a...
It is generally accepted that advances in natural products chemistry early last century inspired much of what is modern organic chemistry. Each...
The dictionary meaning of the expression ‘to know your onions’ is ‘to be experienced in or knowledgeable about a subject’. There were two people...
Like a household or a business, a chemistry department needs to review its holdings from time to time, focusing on certain possessions and asking...
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